benmeroff

Sorry to resurrect this thread after almost 3 years now, but I'm curious if there is a way now to have Alfred provide thumbnails in place of file type icons in the actual search results without having to enter and browse a folder. I'm a graphic designer and use Alfred daily to find and open graphic files that I've worked on, but with so many similar files of the same filetype a search list becomes hard to sort through. For instance, I would love to have the ability to see thumbnails of all listed files in a list of JPG files with similar filenames and be able to visually quickly find what I'm looking for without having to browse files or individually quicklook each file in question. Any thoughts? Another thought would be to potentially add a date modified subtext to help visually sorting as well, but that's a whole 'nother ball game.

I know this is now over 3 years old, but you could just use the -S switch which reads the password from STDIN: Example: echo <password> | sudo -S apachect1 stop >/dev/null; The only downside is that Terminal will display your password using this method, but if you're the only one using your machine that may not be an issue for you.